the quickest way to shut down a cartel operation, those eight to $39 billion coming into cartel pockets them associated with some kind of operational cartel action. gub makes no sense from a business perspective, for the cartels and makes no sense from an operational and logistical perspective on the terrorist side. they take the path of least resistance and that is not from mexico into the united states. so take that for what it's worth. >> thank you. i don't know if there's any other questions that people haven't had an opportunity to ask. if not -- [applause] >> thank you, thank you, so much for coming out. tkd5mñ >> next, naomi kline argues that climate change will never be addressed properly until the u.s. gets rid of the free market capitalist system which she says created and continues to drive the problem today. after her ranks on the book, ms. kline discusses the issue with a panel of environmental and labor activists. bro duesed by bill mcgiven. [applause] >> well, thank you much. this is really important and interesting night, and so good to have clay get us going in the righ

," or "the tijuana cartel," or "the gulf cartel," when in reality, because it's such a transnational situation, it should be called the el paso-juarez cartel, or the dallas-gulf cartel. >> hinojosa: really? this is the first time that i'm hearing that. >> or the la-tijuana cartel. because there is a spillover, not necessarily always about violence, but corruption, you know, people fleeing one side, going to the other side. there is an impact on both sides. >> hinojosa: and you have uncovered a lot of these stories. i mean, you uncovered a big story that showed that basically american officials were involved with some shady business around not only immigration, but also trafficking. >> right. i mean, and that's become more and more common, you know, on the us side. i mean, again, it takes two to tango. you can't... you know, drugs don't just magically leave mexico, and then hola, they're in the us. i mean, you're going to have to pay some people off. >> hinojosa: so you... honestly, alfredo, i have such respect for you, because as a fellow journalist... and i do a lot of stuff, but wa

the cartel money, big families alone in panama. in the last 15 years, in 2,000 when they return to the basis in panama, most of the chinese money coming in we had two years and you go to panama. that is where they're having money is so to contribute that that allowed immigration. i don't understand -- >> you should be sitting on the panel. but i want to make sure they get their questions in. >> you have a very low way of seeing the problem and there are certain things like immigration. it is ridiculous for the rest of the world's, you see a better life. they want to let this cool. every child in the world wants that. are we going to with our tax money secure all those families. a single mom, raise our children, is it going to be taxes to have somebody receiving $72,000 a year, and responsible appearance, that is not the way to do it. you are creating a higher rate for them to bring children all the way here. >> excuse me. with all due respect i'm trying to make sure we distinguish between the questions. i don't want people behind y

enemies of the sinaloa cartel. >> of the seven major mexican cartels, the sinaloa cartel is consideredles, extending deep into every corner of government, banking, and private industry. it's rivals, the tijuana cartel, the gulf cartel, the juarez cartel, the beltran leyva, la familia michoacana and the particularly murderous los zetas. >> in your work, you've uncovered what had to be some very embarrassing and incriminating associations and connections between very high elected officialings -- officials, presidents and entire administrations and acts of incredible criminality. how did that change your life? >> well, when i start to make this investigation in 2005, and i really understand that it would be very dangerous, i have to say that it wasn't really a surprise for me what happened after i publish my book. what i didn't expect is that the threats came from the federal government. >> anabell says that one of her sources warned her that the biggest threat was from within. that one of the most highly placed, most senior law enforcement officials in mexico, had ordered her killed. >>

como el sur, de la bahÍa estÁn los caballeros templarios, en el condado de contra costa estÁ el cÁrtelsinaloa. >> una coaliciÓn de agencias locales, estatales y federales anunciÓ esta maÑana el operativo excursiÓn, que produjo el decomiso de 500 libras de metanfetaminas, 700.000 dÓlares, en efectivo, un arma de fuego y el arresto de personas. esto muestra la droga escondida en latas. el fiscal dijo que asÍ como los programas de televisiÓn, los carteles estÁn trayendo drogas al norte de california, y este decomiso es el mÁs grande tanto en droga, como en efectivo en la historia del condado. >> es cierto que tengo que hacer es aquÍ, y en el Área de bahÍa tambiÉn. por eso tenemos que vigilar, tenemos que trabajar para prevenir que no metan droga saca. >> el operativo durÓ seis aÑos y el decomiso de viÑeta libras ocurriÓ en noviembre del 2013, pero autoridades dicen que no podÍan hacerlo pÚblico porque seguÍamos cuando sospechosos y eso podrÍa entorpecer su investigaciÓn. esta gente del departamento de justicia del estado, dice que california tiene un serio problema de metanfetaminas que e

when they come across, the first ones to be victimized in these stash houses is by the cartel and cartel operatives and these gangs. and the sexual exploitation. and i can't tell you how many cases that we've had to work in human trafficking, and we've got, you know, young girls being recruited over by organized crime, they are preyed upon, debriefed, threatened, gang raped is and forced into prostitution. it may not be counted, it doesn't show of up on a stat -- show up on a stat sheet, but it does clearly affect things. and also -- well, i'll cease for now. >> lieutenant governor, you want to say something? >> i've been in and out so many times, and as we were talking earlier with your wife amy, my grandparents have lived for years and years in el paso. great city. but you've had violence in el paso. to say that our border is safer than the other cities around the country is, is, is delusional. >> what specifically, you said there's been violence in el paso. what specifically are you referring to? >> you've had incidents on shootings, you've had difference people coming across the bord

the drug cartel was run like a...now, a fortune 500 company. >> dinkins: he employed some very sophisticated counterintelligence operations to make sure that, if law enforcement was to get in close, they would never actually get to him. >> whitaker: chapo devised ingenious smuggling methods. >> marijuana. >> whitaker: he packed drugs into fake cucumbers and bananas, and mixed them with shipments of real produce. but the thing he worked hardest on was making sure he could always get away. chapo was the first mexican drug trafficker to hire architects and engineers to build elaborate tunnels, complete with railways, to ferry drugs under the u.s.- mexico border. and he spent millions adapting them to use as escape routes from his many hideouts. this is very tight, very hot, very close. we went down into a labyrinth of interlocking tunnels with the mexican marines who chased him. unbelievable. this was one of the ways chapo was able to elude capture time and time again. the americans thought he was being tipped off by cor

mÁs real, maÑana les vamos a tener que mostrar a lo que pudiera tener que regresar el doctor del carteluna pausa comercial y al regresar tenemos un muralista hispano con la ♪ the ramones - let's dance tu bebé bailará al despertarse seco con pampers. los pañales regulares tienen 2 capas absorbentes y pampers 3. así estará hasta 3 veces más seco. con hasta 12 horas de protección. para mañanas más felices. pampers. hoy estrenamos el segmento talento de barrio con un muralista hispano de chicago que cambia la cara de los barrios latinos inspirado en la alegrÍa de la comunidad mexicana. transformar las Áreas de los barrios mexicanos que tienen mucho graffiti y transformarla con colores mÁs alegres y temas de latinos y la cultura mexicana. tÍpicamente la gente que vive en las ve centcindades no tienen t para ir an museo de arte mexicano, muchas veces no se enfocan en el arte, quiero traer el arte a ellos. >>> estoy transformando el barrio y toda las Áreas que son negativas en el sentido que tienen muchos graffitis de los malo y los transformo en mÁs color y de la cultura mexicana, es graffiti

in mexico arrests another drug cartel leader the second in over a week. >>> there is growing speculation about the whereabouts the north korea's leader as the country celebrates a major political anniversary. ♪ ♪ >>> there has been more fierce fighting in the southern and eastern parts of the town of kobane on the syria-turkey border. that's what spokes people for kurdish troops told al jazerra. a thursday night the united states hit the embattled syrian town with seven air strikes, activists say the u.s. led coalition targeted four isil position on his a southern suburb and three in an eastern one. nine kurdish fighters were reported killed overnight and a number of isil fighters were also killed. kurdish forces capitalized on the air strikes and managed to stop isil from reaching the townsendetownsender and makeingr advances live now to near the turkish-sear request boredder, al jazerra's stefanie decker is there, stephanopoulos, de stef n see behind and you bring us up to speed on the latest. >> reporter: we are actually outside a town close to cobane. it's quite hazy. there is a mass

you need to be-- stay out of this area." >> there are indications now that the cartels are trying to influence the information agenda more widespread. the cartels are telling publishers, editors and reporters what they can publish or what they can't publish. >> the sense of impunity against press is high now. many people who can pay for kill a journalist, maybe some of them not thinking, "i killed a journalist," because it looks like nothing is going to happen. >> i think they have a double purpose. one is to shut up this person, to eliminate this person, uh.. as well as uh.. to send the message to other journalists, "this is going to happen if you don't follow my rules." >> [speaking spanish]. >> the journalists themselves have tried to get the government to pass laws, saying, "you know, crime against a journalist is- is a federal crime." but this has all been very ineffectual. and so the- the journalists have to be very careful what kind of information they're revealing about the drug cartels. >> [speaking spanish]. >> censorship in mexico is uh.. basically a result of uh.. the thr

>> en 19997 tras la muerte de amado carrillo fuentes del seÑor de los cielos, como el cordÓn del cartel delincuencial que encabezaba hasta el dÍa de hoy, promoviÓ en el estado de chihuahua, el fortalecimiento de diversos grupos que convirtieron en su momento a juÁrez en una de las ciudades consideradas mÁs violentas en el mundo lo que derivÓ en cientos de muertes. >> fueron 17 aÑos con el cartel de jueves bajo su mando, vicente carrillo fuentes fue tenido en torreÓn, en el norte de mÉxico junto a un de sus escoltas sin necesidad de hacer un solo disparo. >> este es el golpe mÁs fuerte al narcotrÁfico, ahora la mirada sigue entre otro de los buscados. >> tambiÉn en méxico tallÓ una noticia estremecedora en iguala, guerrero donde retaron a otros cuatro policÍas sospechosos de la desapariciÓn de los 42 estudiantes. >> el procurador general de la repÚblica, dijo que hay cuatro nuevas fosas clandestinas en las que ya se estÁ trabajando al sacar los cuerpos que se encuentran allÍ. cuatro nuevos detenidos, que participaron en los hechos sangrientos del 26 de septiembre habrÍan dado la localiza

the planets, the government protect protected the cartel. >> of the 7 major mexican cartels, the sinaloa cartel was the most pervasive, extending deep into every corner of public, banking and private sbus ri. its rivals, the tijuana cartel, the jaru sderks, and the particularly murderous lo zetas. >> you've uncovered what had to be some association between very highly elected officials and entire administrations and acts of incredible criminality. how would that change your life? >> i really understand, i have to say that it wasn't really a surprise for me. what happened. what i didn't expect was that the threats came from the federal government. >> annabel says that one of the most highly-placed, most senior law enforcement officials in mexico had ordered her killed. >> in my book, i put his name and showed some documents that proves that he was involved, he was on the payroll of this cartel. to me, the weak links are the bankers. his neighbors think he's great, his kids think he's wonderful. but he's got something to lose. >> the leaders know. the businessmen. the people have to know w

he ran the cartel and oversaw a brutal cartel turf war that killed more than 8,000 people from 2009 to 2011. a down just across the mexican border from el paso, texas, he faces dozens of charges both in the united states and mexico. the arrest is a third major blow to the cartel world in the last six months. joining me to talk about this someone who knows the cartels well. former special agent in large of the houston dea office. thank you for being with me, hal javi javier. >> tell me what the arrest means for the drug wars in mexico. >> this arrests are major. they're major blows to the mexican cartels. once you take off the heads they are not organized. as with if the person was in charge, you know, any organization the head guy has everything organized, the distribution, communications, transportation. there's a lot of confusion, a lot of disarray. we've seen major arrests in mexico. so that's creating a lot of havoc. a lot of confusion and a lot of disorganized. it's a lot easier when the guys are organized to move their dope. >> yeah, and it's interesting. i'm thinking back on the

. >> otro vuelque el cÁrtel de sinaloa decenas de arrestados. >> es hora del cielo mÁs vistos en el Áreala bahÍa noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 11. >> muy buenas noches le saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez. >> y leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. >> el pÁnico de un posible caso de Ébola mantiene en alerta una despuÉs equivocada una pregunta puede poner al paciente al borde de la cuarentena. >> fue el caso de una paciente latina a la que mantuvieron aislada por un simple resfrÍo. >> imaginen ir al hospital con malestares comunes de un catarro y cuando hacen preguntas como has estadoen África conoces a alguien de ese paÍs y un sí puede levantar todo tipo de sospechas. >> dice roxana que hace cuatro dÍas se ha sentido mal, achaques tÍpicos de un resfrío comÚn esta maÑana decidiÓ ir al hospital al ver que su mal se agravaba y se convirtiÓ en una odisea. >> fue fue lo peor de tu experiencia en el hospital. >> no me gustÓ cómo meter hasta el momento. >> se preguntaron si habÍa tenido contacto con alguien que habÍa dejado a África, contestÓ que una de sus compaÑeras regresÓ de África. por eso las fusiones lamento por

. >>> hoy en noticiero telemundo arresta n en méxico al poderoso líder del cartel de juarez el hermanoeñor de los cielos . >>> hospitaliazada la enfermera cuenta cómo se entero que fue contagiada de ebola y la gente de dallas que temia estar infectado . >>> si una persona con enfermedad terminal tiene derecho o no a terminmar con la vida . >>> el papa francisco figura e4n la lista del nobel de la paz . >>> jueves de noticiero comienza ya -. >>> este es noticiero telemundo con josé diaz , y maría celeste . >>> hola que tal buenas tardes , maría celeste y josé están en asignacoinj especial el arresto en torreon de vicente castillo así conmocido cómo jefe del cartel de juarez que fue fundado por su hermano amado carrillo el señor de los cielos . >>> estamos en el hangar de la marina mas adelante . >>> así es buenas noches dsaludo desde el hangar donde decía que fue presentado vicente carrillo fuentes , el viceroy un peligroso narcotrafico , de los 5 mas buscados líder del cartel de juarez . >>> 3 uniformados fue certificado medicamente y lentamente al segundo helicoptero que fue llevado .

have bn cartels have been infiltratg the bay area. a couple months ago, authorities busted 9 gs unloading this: 23 million dollars worth of marijuana san mateo county. tonight: lawyers for the high-end escort accused of injecting a google exec wita deadly dose of heroin.. saye was just doing what she was told. 26-year-old alix tichelman appeared in court today. po say: surveillance video shows her shooting up 51- year-old forrest hayes on h yacht last year, then walki away. her attorney says: it was an accident. alix tichelman did nothing mr. hayes did not want her do. two adults engaged in ml and cooperative drug usage, it went wrong. tichelman faces manslaughted drug charges. a live look at san francisco city hall.. lit up in orange tonight as the giantt ready for their third world series in five years. game one gets going exactly8 hours from now -- in kansas city. ken bastida is behind enemy lines tonight. fans watching the world sers at lefty o'doul s in san francisco won't just see the games. they can also keep an eye oe enemy. t

he also formed alliances with other cartel losses -- other cartel bosses. 43 students were allegedlyidnapped by corrupt police working with a gang allegedly associated with the cartel. and intelligence services report links the police chief's wife to the disappearance of the students. it says the students had been planning a protest on september 26, the night they disappeared. the mayor's wife asked police to stop them, for fear they would interrupt a speech he was giving that night. she and her husband are now on the run. twitty six local police officers are in jail, and the federal police control the city. it's an open secret that some police cooperate with gangs. a week ago, a mass grave containing 28 bodies was found outside the city. two suspects from the cartel said the corpses belonged to the students. since then, 4 more pets have been found, and there have been further arrests -- since then, for more hits -- since then, 4 more pits have been found. >> we must leave no stone unturned in finding those responsible, whether by their own volition, negligence, or by covering up the

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octubre son los titulares duerme en una prisiÓn mexicana carrillo fuentes considerado el lÍder del carteluÁrez mÉxico ofrecÍa a 2 millones y medios por su captura y ee.uu. 5 millones aparecen cuatro fosas clandestinas en mÉxico no se sabe el nÚmero de cuerpos ni si pertenecen estudiantes desaparecidos hace dos semanas. la familia del paciente con Ébola en estados unidos creen que no fue creativo piden investigaciÓn en el salvador creen una estafa para tratar la fiebre del chikungunya. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ >> muy buenas noches fue capturado en mÉxico vicente carrillo fuentes alias el viceroy lÍder del cÁrtel de juÁrez y principal responsable de la violencia que convirtiÓ esa ciudad en una de las entidades mÁs sangrientas en el mundo. el hermano llamado seÑor de los cielos fue detenido por fuerzas federales a bordo de su de vehÍculo, alejandro roldÁn tiene la informaciÓn desde el hangar el pgr. >> en medio del hostigamiento por la desapariciÓn de 43 alumnos en el estado sureÑo de guerrero autoridad mexicanas dieron un

>>> 500 dÓlares, mil dolares, no son buenos pagadores. >>> dice que los carteles lo eligieron a Él por amenazaba que si se morÍa la persona me iban a matar a mi tambiÉn. >>> amenaza que cumplieron con muchos de sus colegas, vive en el paso escondido del cartel de sinaloa al cual le robÓ los secretos para segÚn Él darselos a la dea. >>> describeme al chapo. >>> una persona amable, sana, trataba de tener buena salud, es gente que tiene una vida muy sana. >>> alfonso dice que ademÁs de salvar la vida de sus pacientes escuchÓ sus pecados. >>> una vez me platicaron que le habÍan cortado las manos porque se habÍa robado dinero. otra persona dijo que no fueran malos, que lo maten y lo estaban golpeando con una barra de acero, se enterrÓ en la boca la barra. >>> es una vida que espera no regresar, su permiso de estadÍa en estados unidos se vence en un mes, alfonso teme que el gobierno de estados unidos no se lo va a renovar. >>> personas que miran el reportaje y dicen Él no se merece los papeles, no se merece un estatus migratorio en este paÍs porque usted le salvÓ la vida a los narcos. ¿quÉ l

. >> la violencia aquÍ tambiÉn exactamente por unas ejecuciÓn del cartel de los guerreros unidos.icÍas, entre ellos una mujer. el cartel decÍa: esto sucederÁ a quien no nos siga apoyando. >> a cuÁnto te encuentras, cuÁnta distancia de las fosas nvi que encontraron, quiÉn permanece trabajando. si alguien permanece ahÍ. >> bueno, mira enrique estamos en una lÍnea recta, si pedimos a andrÉs sÁnchez que acerque la cÁmara hay un claro a nuestras espaeldas. un monte, detrÁs de ese monte estÁn exactamente las 4 fosas. una fuente nuestra nos dice que en la primera encontraron dos cuerpos. en la segunda cuerpos de bebÉs aproximadamente de unos 6 meses. y en la tercera y cuarta habrÍa osamentas. todo esto falta de confirmar por parte de las autoridades. aunque se sabe que cuando se saquen los restos no van a ir como el fin de semana a la morgue de iguala, si no chipalcingo donde estÁn, trasladados los cuerpos. los restos humanos encontrados entonces. >> muchas gracias. que permaneciÓ toda la semana con reporte completo de lo que ocurriÓ. sobre un incidente previo al iguala se confirmÓ que s

hay más evidencia de que los cÁrteles mexicanos estÁn en filtros en la bahÍa.ndado de contra costa estÁ el cÁrtel de sinaloa. >> una coaliciÓn de agencias locales, estatales y federales anunciÓ esta maÑana el operativo excursiÓn, que produjo el decomiso de 500 libras de metanfetaminas, 700.000 dÓlares, en efectivo, un arma de fuego y el arresto de personas. esto muestra la droga escondida en latas. el fiscal dijo que asÍ como los programas de televisiÓn, los carteles estÁn trayendo drogas al norte de california, y este decomiso es el mÁs grande tanto en droga, como en efectivo en la historia del condado. >> es cierto que tengo que hacer es aquÍ, y en el Área de bahÍa tambiÉn. por eso tenemos que

. >>> a coordinated effort to disrupt a met ring that traces back to a dangerous mexican cartel. this is the 500 pounds of meth. the street value, $18 million. it was called operation road trip because the meth was driven up from mexico and supplied by the cartel. >> these drugs are being driven on our roads to richmond, the bay area and farther beyond us to northern california. so these drugs from mexico, from the cartels are reaching our residents and affecting all of us as a community. >> investigators say the county was serving as the hub of distribution for the cartel. all 2 it people were arrested. >>> the attorney for a high prois prostitute accused of losing a goggle executive to die of a drug overdose said it was an accident. tickleman appeared in court and police say that surveillance video shows her injected forest haze with heroin on his yacht and then walked away. her important said she did what she was told. >> she didn't do anything that mr. haze didn't want her to do. she operated in drug usage and it went wrong. but it was an accident. >> tickleman pleaded not gu

the young people are at the mercy of the drug cartels and brutal desert heat. they risk injury and death if they are not pulled into the drug cartel and used for other purposes. friends, what we are seeing is neither moral nor compassionate. it is neither moral nor kmagsate to encourage parents to send their children off to embark on a life or death truck with an uncertain outcome. it is neither moral nor compassionate to put children at risk of bodily injury, disease and death or possibly even worse, life is a game played. it is neither moral nor compassionate to put our hardworking american families whoe

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your claim about cartels in that context is overstated. lots of these agricultural price regulations would be gone. i am certainly not here to defend the wisdom of the agricultural policy, although i will defend the constitutionality of those things. interestingly, and i will make an assertion, i am not sure, richard, that you would say that major programs like medicare and social security, tax-and-spend programs, i though still ok? -- are those still ok? those are not typically justified under the commerce power. i think that some people that subscribe to your views on the commerce clause would save medicare and social security under the tax-and-spend power. >> let me answer this in the following way. it is one thing to deal with these things that have been established and in place for years. where i think it is dangerous that you do so. and i talked about this some 30 years ago, i said you cannot do these things because it retroactivity -- because retroactivity of rights is important. if you want to amend a program you cannot do it in a

. >> a journalist tweets against mexican drug cartels - did they tweet her murder >>> segregation - alive and well in new york city schools. the city law-maker fighting to change it. >>> we begin with the ebola crisis and the first confirmed case in new york. a 33-year-old doctor testing positive. greg spencer recently returned to the city after treating ebola patients in africa. he is in quarantine in the bellevue hospital. we go to jonathan betz with more. >> civic leaders say they knew it was likely to happen, new york feels prepared. it is bound to set off alarms in the country's crowded city. >> reporter: it's the first case of ebola in a large densely populated city. confirmed thursday evening by officials. we want to state at the outset there's no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> media reporters identified him as craig spepser -- spencer, working with doctors without borders rgs treating ebola patients in guinea. he left africa and on tuesday he was tired. the next day he wept bowling and rode on the subway. thursday, he reported a high fever of 103 degrees. he alerted doct

" el viceroy" " el general " o " el andres" es identificado como uno de los capos fundadores del cartelonvirtio en lider de esa organizacin criminal luego de la muerte de su hermano " el senor de los cielos" en 1997.. desde entonces comenzo su busqueda .. las autoridades mexicanas ofrecian una recompensa de 30 millones de pesos y en estados unidos hasta 5 millones de dolares por informacion que levara a su captura.. vicente carrillo fue trasladado a la ciudad de méxico bajo un fuerte operativo de seguridad, ahora está a disposición de la procuraduría general de la república donde se le practicarán los exámenes correspondientes para corroborar su identidad.. en mexico " el viceroy" tiene cuentas pendientes por homicidio, trasiego de drogas y delincuencia organizada .mantenia una guerera en contra el cartel de sinaloa y de acuerdo con la agencia antidrogas , entre agosto y septiembre mantuvo contactos con lideres del cartel del golfo , los zetas zetas y jalisco nueva generacion en un intento por acabar con la organizacin del chapo guzman. en la corte del distrito de texas vicente carrillo

you have to look at barrio seta and the connection between the cartel. kidnappings matter, extortions matter, and even though they're illegal, they're people. when the come across, the first ones to be victimized in these stash houses is by the cartel, and these gangs and the sexual exploitation, and i can't tell you how many cases we have had to work with human trafficking we have young girls being recruited by organized crime that are preyed upon, threatened, gang raped and then forcedprostitution. it does clearly impact the community and then -- i'll cease for now. >> lieutenant governor? >> with all due respect i've been in and out of el paso so many times -- we talked earlier with your wife, amy, my grandparents lived for years and years in el pass sew. great city. but if you have had violence in el paso. to say our border is safer than the other cities around the country, is delusional. >> what's the -- >> what are you referring to. >> incidents on shootings, different -- people cooking across the border. here's the bottom line. i asked the d -- >>

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they are often full on killers for drug cartels.he federal government is taking over and, you know, the president -- this is a huge embarrassment. he's been trying hard to persuade the international community that mexico is changing. that mexico is not a violent place that you can come here and invest and visit as a tourist. you can do those things. but it does have the deep problems things like this show. when you go to the site and still the 28 bodies have been taken out. there is still smells of death. you think of these young students 18, 19 years old. wanting to be teachers in villages. this is something that makes your blood boil. >> yeah. thank you so much for that live conversation from our bureau in mexico city. so appreciate it. thanks. >>> coming up a pair of live events we're continuing to monitor this morning in washington. secretary kerry meeting right now with u.k. foreign minister one day after several terror arrests made in london. we're expecting them in front of the cameras little lair later this hour. here is a s

the major operation that disrupted part of a mexican drug cartel. it took more than $18 million worth of meth off the street. >>> umbrellas out, as the bay area finally gets much-needed rain. while the wet weather is mostly cleared out for now, we'll tell you when more is on the way. >>> a man hit and killed in san francisco doing what his wife said was part of his daily routine. >>> it's lewis. it's lewis. >> and what we're learning about the man killed as police investigate a series of pedestrian related crash, in the past 12 hours. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. we're now learning more about a massive drug bust called "operation road trip" that investigators say disrupted a major mexican drug cartel. ktvu's alex savidge was there for the announcement and joins us live to let us now how much meth was confiscated and how many people were arrested. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: tories, good afternoon to you. this -- tori, good afternoon to you. this bust was a big bust. local police worked hand in hand with the state department of justi

leaders and 51-year-old known as the general was the leader of the once powerful cartel.olice arrested him along with his body guard on thursday, not a single shot was fired. he is the second cartel leader to be detained in a week. >> translator: one of the main criminals that mexican justice needed to arrest, this effort from the federal government and the work involved in this talk is really one of the fruits that we hope to have many more of so as to return the country to peace and security. >> reporter: a bloody war here against the rival, the head of the cartel. thousands were killed and he was known as one of tell most violent cities in the world and lost the war and the cartel weakened. >> he was a major player and in one of the bloodiest episodes in contemporary mexican history and the war here cost -- caused over 11,000 deaths. >> reporter: and the government like those before it continue to go after leaders like el-chappo who was arrested this year and despite that there is little long-term impact of drugs going north. the timing of arrest is crucial for the gov

. >> el capo del narcotrÁfico carrillo, del cartel de juÁrez, fue detenido.minal batallaba contra el cÁrtel de sinaloa va para lograr el control de una de las rutas para la introducciÓn de drogas. es uno de los seÑores de los cielos, ya que era uno de los primeros narcotraficantes en usar avioneta para trasladar la droga a estados unidos. >> el presidente danilo medina ha ordenado una investigaciÓn para determinar la razÓn de los fallecimientos de los niÑos. >> no me dio ninguna explicaciÓn. >> suiza de cuatro meses es uno de los 11 menores fallecidos el pasado fin de semana, en el hospital cabral de santo domingo. llevaba tres meses internada. >> ella tenÍa problemas para digerir el alimento. se debieron poner fin al asunto, ya que no habÍa lugar. las llevaron a la sala de intensivos. >> segÚn las estadÍsticas del centro, lo que va del aÑo, en el principal hospital del paÍs han fallecido cientos de pacientes. >> las muertes, desde enero hasta octubre, tienen un rango de siete a 12 muertos por fin de semana. >> la direcciÓn del hospital lo atribuye a que siga

arrestan en mÉxico han hÉctor beltrÁn leiva supuesto lÍder del cÁrtel de los hermanos beltrÁn leiva.lidad de que se presenten mÁs casos del virus del Ébola fallas en la seguridad presidente obama provoca la renuncia de la mujer que dirigÍa el servicio secreto a ocho meses de asumir. encuentra en mÉxico a un adolescente que estuvo 12 aÑos secuestrada nadie se puede imaginar quiÉn la mantuvo en cautiverio todo este tiempo. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ >> quÉ tal, buenas noches estÁ tras las rejas uno de los mÁs grandes jefes del narcotrÁfico en mÉxico héctor beltrÁn leiva el lÍder del cÁrtel de los beltrÁn leiva fue detenido por fuerzas federales. tras la muerte de ser humano en el 2009 hÉctor asumiÓ el liderazgo de la organizaciÓn delictiva vamos con andrea gonzÁlez ciudad de mÉxico y lo que dicen las autoridades sobre la captura del capo. >> uno de los narcotraficantes mÁs buscados en mÉxico y ee.uu. fue detenido en la tarde del miÉrcoles junto con un cÓmplice en una operaciÓn denominada ho

algunos expertos en seguridad han establecido que el cÁrtel de los beltrÁn leiva se ha logrado reagrupartados unidos, la organizaciÓn que dirige beltrÁn leiva es responsable de la entrada de armas desde estados unidos y se encarga del trÁfico de cocaÍna, marihuana, heroína y metanfetaminas. >> los beltrÁn leiva contarÍa encont una se les responsabiliza de numerosos asesinatos a funcionarios gubernamentales mexicanos. >> empiezan a contar las cabezas despuÉs de la falla de seguridad en la casa. encontraron a una menor que habÍa sido secuestrada por su propia madre. alertan sobre el uso del viagra. podrÍa causar ceguera en los hombres. el termÓmetro marca 77. ♪ >> la unidad de una familia durante 12 aÑos parecÍa no tener fin luego de que su hija fuera secuestrada. oÍr la historia ha dado un giro radical. >> el suplicio terminÓ para este padre que le fue arrebatado a su hija de cuatro aÑos por su propia madre quien se la llevÓ ese fin de semana de visita y nunca regresÓ con su padre que tenÍa la custodia. el dÍa de ayer, fue capturada por agentes de la policÍa mexicana en el instituto de mi

. >> un cartel mÁs pemible llegarÍa a su fin. pusieron tras las rejas a miembro del cartel.comÍa tranquilamente y la sorpresa fue que ni Él ni su jefe de finanzas alcanzaron a sacar sus armas, no se hizo ni un disparo. >> ambos portaban armas cortas, de uso exclusivo de las fuerzas armadas al momento de su detenciÓn. los elementos de operaciones especiales de la secretarÍa de la defensa nacional lograron su detenciÓn de manera rÁpida, eficaz. sin realizar un solo disparo. >> para los habitantes de este pueblo colmado de turistas la sorpresa fue mayor al saber que caminaba un narcotraficante por quiÉn se ofrecÍan 5 millones de dÓlares de recompensa. >> era considerado uno de los lÍderes del narcotrÁfico. con su captura la organizaciÓn pierde influencia en una decena de estados de la repÚblica. >> parte del Éxito para poder huir por meses fue simular ser un vendedor de arte. no llamar la atenciÓn. pero toda la farsa terminÓ ayer. >> este es el resturante donde fue detenido el hombre por el que pesan 29 cargos criminalus. estÁ en pleno centro de la ciudad. las autoridades sospe